Meal planning is subject of this CHS class
2019-02-02 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools
In Deanna Campbell's family and consumer sciences classes, Angie Freeman teaches students about how to plan healthy and affordable meals at Campbellsville High School. She used store flyers as a way of seeing what was available for best prices and how to make plans using them. Comments | Permalink
2019-02-02 - Taylor County, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools
In Deanna Campbell's family and consumer sciences classes, Angie Freeman teaches students about how to plan healthy and affordable meals at Campbellsville High School. She used store flyers as a way of seeing what was available for best prices and how to make plans using them. Comments | Permalink
KSP Cadet Class has 97 graduates
2019-02-02 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky State Police
Thirty-five new Kentucky State Police Troopers were sworn in at graduation ceremonies held in Frankfort on Feb. 1. Comments | Permalink
2019-02-02 - Frankfort, KY - Photo courtesy Kentucky State Police
Thirty-five new Kentucky State Police Troopers were sworn in at graduation ceremonies held in Frankfort on Feb. 1. Comments | Permalink
Sun spotlights little horse and memories
2019-02-02 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The horse at the left of the poinsettia was carved by Uncle Henry Wangelin for my Mom Geniece Marcum when she visited her sister Daisye in northern California. He was a gold leaf painter, an artist who could go to his shop and create something as lovely as this horse. He knew she loved horses and this was the gift he created for her to remember her trip across country from Edmonton, KY. She was delighted and kept it with her wherever she moved, and here at our house was her last stop. The horse will return to its home in Modesto, CA one of these days, to reside with his daughter Patti to be handed down to his grandson Mike Reed. - LW Comments | Permalink
2019-02-02 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
The horse at the left of the poinsettia was carved by Uncle Henry Wangelin for my Mom Geniece Marcum when she visited her sister Daisye in northern California. He was a gold leaf painter, an artist who could go to his shop and create something as lovely as this horse. He knew she loved horses and this was the gift he created for her to remember her trip across country from Edmonton, KY. She was delighted and kept it with her wherever she moved, and here at our house was her last stop. The horse will return to its home in Modesto, CA one of these days, to reside with his daughter Patti to be handed down to his grandson Mike Reed. - LW Comments | Permalink
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